T R O Club Social Events Fortnightly Meeting
The Fortnightly club meets at Edward Reister home with The Story of the Other Wise Man read by Mrs S R Bamne and a Christmas poem by Mrs Earl a Driver. Members sing carols and guests attend from Carey and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reister
S. R. Bamne
Earl
Bernard O’brien
Carew
MB Club
Delmo Kramer
Little Son
Will Wright
Kenneth O'Brien
Harold Nachbar
Dean Wright
Fordyce Lortz
Jack Spitler
L. J. Nachbar
Kenneth O’brien
Ralph Haford
T. R
FV. Kaeann
Harold Krock
Blue Beauty Reflections in a Starry Christmas Night
A poetic fragment describes a blue misty Christmas tree scene with a late hour, falling snow, and a longing to know the reason behind the thrill that brings tears. The piece is signed NBELL TWINING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbell
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Wheeler Wentz
Mr and Mrs Wheeler Wentz were honored at their Crawford home for their 50th wedding anniversary. A noon dinner and afternoon to evening open house followed by a large celebration cake, with many relatives and friends in attendance. Wheeler Wentz born July 17 1869 and Harriet A Young born September 15 1867 both from Wharton. two daughters Della Billings and Fern Wuescher. grandson-in-law Ernest Miner. three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Wentz
Crawford
yGan
Mr. Wentz
Wharton
Jacob Wentz
G. W. Young
Della
Henry Billings
Sycamore
Fern Wuescher
Pauline
Ernest Miner
Upper Sandusky
Kenneth
Earl
Pearl Miner
Wentz
Entertain Chanter By Wyandot County Kappa Chapter Party
Delta Kappa Gamma hosted a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Lucille Pennington's Crestline home for Wyandot County Kappa Chapter members. Miss Ruby Price, Esther Aten, and Ivelyn Weekly assisted. gifts were exchanged via verse clues on chocolate Santas. A buffet lunch followed the decorated table as invited teachers, including Helen Smith, Marjory Caughey, and Mildred Battles, awaited membership notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Kanna
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Honorary Teachers’ Sorority
Lucille Pennington
Crestline
Ruby Price
Sycamore
Esther Aten
Nevada
Ivelyn
Chanter
Helen Smith
Carey
Marjory Caughey
Mildred Battles
Kenton
Glenn Kelleg
Leta Jum
Forest
Helen Winder
Mt/ Victory
Kathryn Smith
Isabel ‘Sloane
Ridgeway
Visit to Soldiers at Fort Eustis Virginia
Mr and Mrs A E Coppler and Melford, Alfred Bland and Miss Geraldine Simonis of Carey with Miss Evelyn Carpenter of Upper Sandusky travel to Fort Eustis Virginia to visit Pvt Merle Coppler Pvt John Fritchie and other service members. They report all are healthy and enjoy the trip despite icy mountain roads and heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Coppler
Melford
Alfred Bland
Geraldine Simonis
Carey
Evelyn Carpenter
Upper Sandusky
Ft. Eustis
Merle Coppler
Notice to debtors in Hood estate
Public notice requests any person owing money to the estate of Harriet A Hood to contact Cecil J Hood administrator at once. The message appears in a brief probate notice format seeking settlement of debts to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet A. Hood
Village Council Halts Bill Pay and Salaries Dec 16 1941
The village council met Monday December 16 1941 and approved paying a long list of salaries and bills. Salaries include trustees clerks secretaries matrons janitors and firemen with amounts ranging from five to hundreds of dollars. Utilities and equipment suppliers such as gas water electric and iron pipe firms are listed with varied charges. Also listed are payroll hours and retirement deductions plus local township maintenance charges. A cooking recipe section and two sale notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Affairs
E. Ww. Multhojana
T Ralph Williams
H. KR. Wyatt
Board of Public Affairs
J Jefferson
Frank Frey
Pelley L. Powell
Verne Chesebro
Ralph Green
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
National Lime & Stone Co
Stone
General Electric Supplies
Snyder Lumber Co
Hansman Steel Co
Silverstein Iron & Auto Wrecking Co
Gravbar Electric Co
Porcelain Products, Inc
Rats Cost Average Farmer About Forty Dollar Loss Annually
Elwood Davis, Morrow county agriculture agent, notes rats are active across the county. They eat and contaminate feed, spread filth, damage buildings, transmit disease, and kill young chicks in spring. Permanent control includes removing food sources, securing garbage, rat-proofing buildings, eliminating shelters, careful use of poisons or traps, and consulting the county agent for detailed rat-proofing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Davis
Morrow County
Property Transfers Across Townships and Villages
A series of land transfers are recorded: Hallis O Blackburn and others to Arthur W Blackburn for 20 acres in Ty mochteée township priced at $1. Rose B and Ernest F Young to William F Murray for 3967 acres in Richland township for $1. Emmit and Blanche Kin to Orrie E Toland for 20 acres in Mifflin township for $1. William R Green and others to Virgil Green for part lot 93 original plat Carey for $1. Virgil Green acquiring lots 31 32 33 and 34 in Foys addition Sycamore for $1. Virgil Green 12.66 acres in Crawford township for $1. David R Spitler and wife to Miles H McLaughlin for part inlot No 1 village of Nevada for $1. Mary Landversicht and husband to Jess and Ethel Hopkins for part vn ee 171 village of Upper Sandusky 1.7 Alta Stalter and husband to Emma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallis O. Blackburn
Arthur W. Blackburn
Tymochteée
Rose B
Ernest F. Young
William F. Murray
Richland
Emmit
Blanche
Orrie E. Toland
Mifflin Township
William R. Green
Virgil Green
Carey
Foy
Sycamore
Crawford Township
David R. Spitler
Miles H. McLaughlin
Nevada
Mary Landversicht
Jess
Ethel Hopkins
Vnee
Upper Sandusky
Alta Stalter
Emma
Deer's Broken Leg Leads Farmer to Euthanize on Farm
A two year old deer weighing about 100 pounds was found with a broken leg on Guy Roe's farm between Bradner and Wayne on a Wednesday evening. Roe killed the animal after it appeared to injure itself leaping a fence and a game warden was notified. The carcass was dressed and sent to the juvenile home in Bowling Green Keller. part of lots 52 53 Klahr's addition Sycamore $1 Mabel Babcock and husband to James and Martha Shaffer lot 2 original plat Sycamore $1 Henry W Failor deceased certificate for transfer to Maybelle E French 86 36 acres Tymochtee township N C Kear and others to Charles and Anna Dumit part lot 4 original plat Carey $1 G and Inice M Newcomer to Harry and Arlette Dible three fourths acre Ridge township $1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Roe
Bradner
Wayne
Harry and
Arlette Dible
Ridge Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. R. O. Club
W. L. Lorsdon
C. D. Gardner
Helen
R. J. Lorsdon
Ruth
Rosemary
Ralph and
Russell
Tiffin
B. F. Logsdon
Detroit
Elizabeth Logsdon
Ruth Newman
Findlay
Tom Stombaughh
Toledo
Solomon Ruffing
Agnes
Joe
Pearl Roderick
J. T Stombauch
Rosely
Buddy
Paul Reminger
W. L. Logsdon
Herman
Harold
Pat
Lawrence
Clarence
Logsdon
M. B. Club
Enterain Chanter
Vv Uasa
Cecil J. Hood
Admr
Erie
Sisos Lise
Ado
Femr
Childre
Lise
OVC
Ceres
MersDess
Swing
DreePan
Holden
Carey and
Council
Board of Finance
B. M. Bachar
Jacob Nitrauer
I. L. Culler
Elmer Hunter
Ed. Weaver
John Orians
Henry Pieracini
Marv Kentfield
H. G. Chambers
J. W. Markley
Harry Bowman
Harry Rook
John Pahl
Paul Krupp
Paul Heck
Harold Shue
John Muliholand
Paul Myers
Don Hunter
James Black
Henry Emerine
W. L. Stombaugh
James Gibson
Eugene Pahl
Charles Long
Ira Myers
Russell Myers
Robert Draper
Clyde Baker
Cc. C. Trubey
Martha Ulrich
Sneres Naess
Fostoria
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Shuman’s
Sohio Station
Carl D. Hunter
Evangelical Church
Market Street
Tifin
Clay Street
Mary Braun
John Snobarger
W. Findlay Street
Earl Moser
Adrian
Elizabeth Stroup
E. Findlay Street
S. Lake Street
H. B. Keller
Coliet
Sinclair
Hendricks Bros
Louis Shumaker
S. Vance St
White Rock
H. J. Derr
William Stillberger
Detroit Jewel Gas Range
Robertshaw
Findlay Street
Garey Markets
Upper Sandusky Fertilizer
Tah
Tel
G. Buchsieb, Inc
Vincent Krupp Carey
Darling & Co
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